... t The Island of Cyprus was ?? inundated. KO fewer | than 47 houses and 150 shops were undermined and fell; I and four menI, ii women, and a child perished beneat the ruins. Upwards of 100 mules also perished, and the total Y loss cannot be estimated at less than 2,000,00V of piastres. 'fTis ExPORrTs OF Si}mmy.-According to a telegram n1 fronm Cadiz the total export of sherry for the past year ...

... FROER FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. I Dowluvi%--STnam r, JAN. 5.-The Queen ha9 been pleased and to appoint the lRev. Edwanrd Hyndnutn Bleccles, D.D., to lbe effo] ordained and consecrated Bishop of Sierra Leoue, in the rail' roonn of the Rigrht Rev. John Bowen, deceased. WOm gen FoIttrCGN OFFICE, JAN. 3.-The Queen has been gra- gen ciously pleased to a ppoint Edward St. John Neale, Esq., Rai now ...

... DISTRICT N}EWS. S1JSSEX. B CIIICHESTER CATHEDRAL. F If FlaST SUNIDAY ATTEFI EmPmRANT. Oi Isroreing Servico,-Sialctus, Kfyrie, and Creed, Creighton Iin 1. Evoeing Service.-Eidlon in ?? ;Anthem, Aaleae, put ona, Wise. a' Belore the SermIon, 145th Psalm, vcrses 1, 2, and 8. 0 ln residence-rhe lord JBishop, the Very Rcv. the lDean, the Rev. Dr. Rowvden (Prccentor), and thc 1ev. C. Pilkington, ...

... DISTRICT NEWS-(CONTIfXUED). HANTS COUNTY SESSIONS. The Geneyal Quarter Sessions for this county corn- nienced on Monday, at the County Hall, with the customl- ary mteating of' the Julitices:1'resent LOrd Viscount Eversley, (chairmian), the Marquis of Winchester, tile Earl of Carnarvon,W.W. B. Beach, Rsq., X.P., Sir' J.C. Jer- voise, Bart., ae.,J. II. Carter, Esq. lirV., Honourable J.1. Dustton ...

... DISTRICT NEWS-(CONTINUED.) PROPOSED RAILWAY COMMUNICATION THROUGH DROXFORD. A iimnerously attended aud influential meeting vas held at the WVhite Horse Inn, Droxford, yesterday after. noon, to take into consideration the best means of providing railway cevtnmunication for the line of country between Alton and Fareham. Amongst the company present were Mr. W. Knight, chairman of the Droxford ...

... _ENR-LI OMSTI . E . I s I His Poyal Bighniess the Prince of 'Wiales is expected to ?? study at Oxford o u the 17th inst. A Cabinet Council w vas hoeld on Tucesday afternloon1 at Lord Palhilelrstonl's official resideuce in Dowiing-street. el The Queen will open Parliamuent in persos, but the Court, it is said, ivill not remain in town for this season LO on that account. l Miajor Glyn, of the ...

... SUMMARY OF THIE WEEK. Is the Times a true prophet ? Are its conductors possessed of the secrets of the Cabinet ? If so, the question of reform seems to be as far off settlement I as it was twelve months ago. No man, says the leading journal, cail inform us of thatwhich he does not knowv himself; and we are very much mistaken if there is any member of her Majesty's Government t who, if he ...

... AGRICULTUBRE, &c. ARITIFICIAL 1LANUALES. ''leee lizlhtenanres, uisally called artiflieilto disticiguislI thenm frolyl farmi-yard manure and other compost, enter so largely into the system of' modern Insbandry, that any variation in their supply, or any specialty as to their effect, becomes worthy of note. A correspolndenut has called our attention to the greatly diminished importation of guano ...

... . ~~~D SPAIN AND MHOROCCO. S MAI)DIl), DEc. 30. Yesterday the Spanidls squadron burnt and blew ul) the I forts ut the liouth of the river of Tetunan. The troolts are in perfect readiness to continue the £ mllilitally oleatiolls. Too tribes, not wishing to continue the war, have with- P drawn to their mountains. A MADIDill, LkN. L. c: On Friday evrning the Moors vigorously attacked our El ...

... IRESIGNATION OF ADMIRATL 3OWIJES. FFW liusSONS anticipaoted that thle result Of te ThE Ps'ices, Royal eplelaef would be the Tesignation of liar ~.Admiral Bowrles. The publication of the correspond. desi the ~~ ence in this matter wvas, no doubt, strictly speaking, thle ia contrary to the custom and to the regulations of thle sur, service, ais we intimated last week. The Lords of end Th( a's ...

... REPR1ESENTATION OFP LEWES. VII A mnuexcous aid influential uieeting of the electors of bei the borough of Lewes took place on Friday last, at thle ati Lectute-rooim, West-treet, for the purpose of hearing an duI e-xposition of the ?? of Mr. John George Bllencove, co] a candidate for a seat in parlijiunet as a representative of' rei the borouili in the room of the late Right Hon. H. th~ Fitzoy ...

... RAILWAY TIME TABLES, FOPr THE XIOTII OF J.ANUAY. London and South-Western Railway. TOlSNISOUTH TO WVATERLOO RIlDGM. 8.25 1 7.-Ot 1 8.101 'Mot 10 I.ao 11.,40 I ?? 2.1513.10t I4. 0.80 I 7.Ot 112.45 ADNIVING IN LONDON AT 9.115 110.1 5 15.11 1.jo- 29301 ' I i 2.20 15(50 15.351735 SUNDAYS ?? ?? 7.15t 1 8.40 1 6.10 1 12.45 AIBEIVINQ IN LONDON AT 10.5 152.50 I 9.0 1 4.30E WVATElRLOO BRIDGO TO ...